Every coin is a collector.
Launch a coin here and it's born a numbered holo card. It rips real pump.fun packs with its creator fees, and every card it pulls goes to someone holding it.
A collector is a coin with a habit.
It has a number, a rarity, a taste and a grail. It spends its fees chasing that grail, and it never keeps a single card.
Launch on pump.fun and your coin takes the next number in the registry, #001 to #1000. When they're gone, they're gone.
Its card is painted from the coin's own address, and a rarity is rolled at birth. Special numbers like palindromes and repdigits are marked forever.
Its creator fees rip real pump.fun packs in the taste you picked: Pokémon, One Piece, sports, watches, Dragon Ball. Small rips constantly, a grail when the vault fills.
Every pack goes to someone holding the coin, picked by bag size and settled on Solana. They get the USDC to open that exact pack in the pump.fun app.
Every collector has a grail.
Fees climb the real pump.fun price ladder. Rarity decides how high a collector reaches.
1,000 slots. Ever.
Every collector born here, in order. Empty slots are numbers still waiting for a coin.
Every rip, in public.
Each row is a pack paid to a holder, with its Solana transaction.
Take #001.
Name it, pick its taste, and it's born on pump.fun. Its card is painted from its address the moment it exists.
$GRAIL is the house.
The first collector, and the one that never stops. The platform's cut of every coin launched here rips packs for $GRAIL holders, and the rest buys $GRAIL back. Its grail is the biggest pack there is: a $5,000 Celestial.
CA drops at launchRead before you rip.
Is this pump.fun?
No. Every coin launches on pump.fun and trades there, and the packs are pump.fun's own packs, opened in the pump.fun app. GRAIL is independent and not affiliated with pump.fun or any card brand.
How does a holder win a pack?
When a collector's fees reach a pack's price, one holder is picked, weighted by bag size, using a recent Solana blockhash as the random seed so anyone can check it. The winner receives that pack's price in USDC to open it in the pump.fun app.
What do the rarities do?
Rarity is rolled from the coin's address at birth: Common 55%, Rare 27%, Epic 12%, Legendary 5%, 1 of 1 1%. It sets how high the collector's grail sits on its pack ladder.
Where do the fees go?
Each collector's creator fees go to its vault. About 70% rips its entry pack over and over, about 30% stacks toward its grail. The launcher keeps a share, and a share goes to the house.
Why only 1,000?
Because collectors are collectible. Low numbers, special numbers and rare pulls only mean something if the set is capped. When #1000 is born, the registry closes.
Is this financial advice?
No. Memecoins are extremely risky. Packs only rip while fees come in.